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The Best Street Style From Copenhagen Fashion Week
Copenhagen Fashion Week has become as closely watched for its street style as its runway shows. This season, editors, buyers, stylists, models and creators arrived in outfits that mixed simple tailoring, playful prints and personal details.
Rather than focusing on one major trend, Copenhagen’s street style featured playful prints, loose shapes and interesting combinations. Oversized tailoring remained popular, with wide-leg trousers, roomy jackets and large coats creating the simple style often seen in Scandinavian fashion.
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Layering was a key part of the week’s street style. Lightweight shirts were worn under jackets, knitwear added a softer touch to tailored pieces, and long coats brought extra coverage and shape. The looks showed how Copenhagen’s fashion week guests combined practical pieces with everyday dressing.
Texture added variety to many of the week’s outfits, with shearling trims, leather, knitwear and sheer fabrics seen across the streets of Copenhagen. Fringe also appeared on skirts, jackets and accessories. Some of the most memorable looks combined different materials, pairing softer fabrics with heavier pieces.
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Accessories were an important part of many outfits, with bold jewellery, oversized sunglasses, handbags, scarves and statement hats adding personality to the looks. Rather than being added at the end, these pieces often helped define the outfits.
Neutral tones remained a familiar presence throughout the looks, with shades of white, cream and grey appearing alongside more expressive choices. These simple colors were paired with bold prints, brighter accessories and unexpected combinations, creating the balance between simplicity and experimentation that has become associated with Copenhagen street style.
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Copenhagen Fashion Week’s street style continues to demonstrate why the city has become an important stop on the fashion calendar. The most memorable outfits were not defined by following a single formula, but by the way guests combined everyday wardrobe staples with personal touches, creating looks that felt both practical and individual.
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Bella Hadid is the new face of Alo’s latest wellness campaign. The photography was done in Los Angeles by Mert and Marcus, while the shoot was styled by Carlos Nazario. In the photographic campaign, Hadid poses in pieces from the brand’s Pre-Fall 2026 collection.
For the shoot, she wore the brand’s Accolade Short, styled with a Sheer Glow Bra worn beneath a zip-up jacket, both of which are among the brand’s best sellers. She also models two different legging and sports bra sets, including the Airbrush Better Together Bra with the 7/8 Legging, as well as the Airlift Rebel Bra paired with the 7/8 Legging.
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Launching with the campaign is a lineup of Alo staples, including the Airbrush Better Together Bra, Full Stride Micro Short, Airlift Rebel Bra, High-Waist Rebel Legging, Trail Sneaker, Soft Sculpt Precision Tank, and Sheer Glow Bra, among others.
The abbreviated shorts seen on Hadid are available in about 20 color options, adding to the range of the collection. The brand’s first Airlift Legging collection have been spotted on celebrities like Jennifer Lawrence, Kendall Jenner, and Hailey Bieber.
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For Hadid, the campaign goes beyond showcasing the brand’s pieces. In a press release, she shared, “As I’ve gotten older, I’ve realized how important it is to create space for myself. Whether that’s slowing down, moving my body, or just taking a moment to reconnect, those little rituals have become such a big part of how I take care of myself. To me, that’s what wellness is all about, and it’s always been something I associate with Alo.”
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The campaign arrives shortly after Alo expanded into eyewear with its first-ever sunglasses collection, signaling the brand’s move into broader range of products.
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The exhibition places Gallilano as only the third living designer to receive a solo Costume Institute exhibition, following Yves Saint Laurent and Rei Kawakubo. The accompanying Met Gala, traditionally held to mark the opening of the museum’s annual fashion exhibition, will draw inspiration from Galliano’s signature design language, including his use of historical references and theatrical couture.
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Curated by Andrew Bolton, “John Galliano: Horizons” will trace the designer’s career from his 1984 Central Saint Martins graduate collection through his appointments at Givenchy and Dior before concluding with his work at Maison Margiela. The exhibition is organised into three sections: Bearings, Horizons and Atlas of Transformation. Visitors will see garments alongside sketches, toiles, research books, accessories and archival materials that offer insight into the creative process behind his collections.
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The exhibition will examine the complexities of Galliano’s legacy. Organisers have confirmed that the show will acknowledge the events surrounding his dismissal from Dior in 2011 after antisemitic remarks, as well as the years that followed, including his return to the industry and subsequent work at Maison Margiela. According to the museum, the exhibition examines how his creative achievements and personal controversies continue to shape discussions around his work.
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As part of the curatorial process, the museum consulted with Jewish community leaders while developing the exhibition. The discussions show the institution’s effort to present Galliano’s career within a broader historical context, acknowledging both his influence on fashion and the controversy surrounding his actions.
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The exhibition will open to the public on May 9, 2027, and run through January 9, 2028, while the 2027 Met Gala will mark the exhibition’s opening.
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Set against an industrial backdrop with deep blue tones, the campaign creates a mood that places focus on the clothing rather than elaborate production. The imagery captures the collection through intimate portraits, allowing details such as fabric, layering and silhouette to define the visual direction.
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The campaign follows the presentation of Miu Miu’s Fall/Winter 2026 collection by Miuccia Prada, which explored the relationship between clothing and the body through tailored silhouettes, considered proportions and textured materials. The advertising images translate those ideas into a more intimate campaign setting.
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With its focus on texture, proportion and styling, the Fall/Winter 2026 campaign captures the collection’s modern sensibility while keeping the clothing at the centre.
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